Aplogetics Test 1

Each form of verification is mutually supportive.

What is known instinctively by everyone because we search for answers?

Revelation is both general and special and shows inherent difference between creator and creature

What is the first portion of God's narrative?

When did Christianity began presenting itself in worldview terms?

What aspect of natural revelation reveal that it has been consistent since creation?

What type of knowledge is self-evident truth that doesn't require proof; independent of sens impression; effect to cause

What aspect of natural revelation reveal that it understandable?

How do we know the Bible is God's Word?

What aspects support that the Christian narrative has comprehensive explanatory power

What aspect of natural revelation reveal that it is undeniable?

What verification validates the internal witness by science and archaeology?

God created out of need rather than goodness

Who stated that "there is a definitive Christian view of things, which has character, coherence, and unity of its own."

Which arises from the other and encompasses all of life?

What verification validates the internal witness by philosophy, morality, psychology?

What factor is important in consideration of the conquering of Canaan in light of the event in Israel's past narrative?

What detail is not part of the redemption of metanarrative

What do we generally lean into for satisfaction?

The Bible forbids the use of evidence in apologetics.

What type of knowledge is given by God as disclosure of himself through creation, history, and conscience of man

What school of thought focused on Theism then Christianity (mainly sound reason)?

we have inherited value because God made us in His image - represents what concept?

The goals of Reformatin apologetics was introspective, defining true character of Christianity, and exalted scripture

What Greek philosopher showed that the world was more than meets the eye?

What things are we longing for

How did God create the World?

The discipline of apologetics is as old as Christianity

What is the central figure of the Biblical narrative

Who said that we have no need for philosophy as Christians?

God has made Himself known throughout all the universe - represents what concept?

What school of thought was espoused by John Frame?

In a vast amazing universe God cares for human beings - represents what concept?

How do you accomplish effective apologetics?

What source of knowledge is sourced in God

What is the third part of the Biblical narrative?

Who is the hero of the evolutionary metanarrative?

What school of thought was espoused by William Lane Craig?

Early Christianity did not develop an apologetic for martyrdom

What is the short definition of worldview?

What Greek philosopher said that all of nature has a telos or designed goal?

What source of knowledge is a posteriori?

Christianity goals of early apologetics was morally superior

Based on the Bible, who is exempt from the evidence of the existence of God and the truthfulness of His Word?

Our knowledge is sufficient

What aspect of natural revelation reveal that it is obviously seen?

Why is man considered the pinnacle and finale of God's creative work

God structured the universe so that the humble bring Him glory - represents what concept?

What school of thought focused on acceptance of biblical revelation as foundation to belief in God's existence?

Christianity was divided over the use of philosophy for defending the faith

What were the goals of medieval apologetics?

What source of knowledge is truth intuitive by man?

What school of thought was espoused by Gary Habermes?

God is a spirit and is prior to material existence

How do inadequate worldviews address ultimate questions

Which is not not part of the worldview definitions?

Which is an inadequate explanation of the conquering of Canaan?

What is not part of the Christian Synthesis of Knowledge

Humans are inherently worship beings or made to worship.

God acted freely to bring the world into existence

Has God revealed His narrative?

What source of knowledge is based in the accumulation of truths?

How do unbelievers produce alternative narratives?

What school of thought focused on "warranted belief" or some truth, like God's existence, is so basic it needs no proof?

What does Worldview require of follower?

What was not one of the three important tasks for Post-enlightenment apologetics?

What is Not part of a metanarrative?

Apologetics is unsupported by the Bible

Everyone has a worldview

Apologetics holds to both COMMENDING and DEFENDING the faith

What should occur to your worldview when you encounter other worldviews?

God made us to have dominion over the earth - represents what concept?

What is a story that explains all other stories?

Who is the hero of the Biblical metanarrative

What verification validates the internal witness by the Holy Spirit, miracles, and prophecy?

What verification validates the internal witness by church history and manuscripts?

Christianity goals of early apologetics was to present Christianity as a modern faith

What is the principle pathway that worldview answer's life questions?

What detail is not part of the Fall of humanity?

How many years since its creation was Christianity considered illegal?

Christ, the God-Man is NOT the central figure or hero of the story

God forces us to believe, He does not persuade us

What school of thought focused on investigation demonstrates the existence of God?

Who wrote "Lectures on Calvanism" and advocated that all of human existence is under Christ's sovereignty

What factor is important in considering the conquering of Canaan in light of Israel acting in divine judgement and sin?

What type of knowledge is gained from or after the experience; based on sensory impression; and effect to cause thought

What school of thought was espoused by Alvin Plantinga?

What is the second part of the Biblical narrative?

God made me and all things for His glory and my joy - represents what concept?

What aspect of natural revelation reveal that it is God's?

What source of knowledge is truth discovered?

What is the German word for Worldview?

What factor is important in considering the conquering of Canaan in light of Israel's salvation and Abrahams blessing?

Identical evidence can lead to opposite conclusions depending on one's presuppositions (or narratives)